“No Right to Continue Using Club After 21 Without Membership”: Delhi High Court rejecting the appeals of several individuals who had challenged the termination of their
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Repeated Threats, False Cases, Assaults and Financial Control Amount to Mental Cruelty - Orissa High Court upheld the judgment of the Family Court, Cuttack, granting a
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“Where the Propounder Fails to Dispel Legitimate Doubts, No Sanctity Attaches to the Document Merely Because It Is Registered”— Allahabad High Court reaffirmed the foundational principle
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Failure to Explain Circumstances After Being Last Seen with Deceased Adds Crucial Link in Chain of Circumstantial Evidence: - Bombay High Court upheld the conviction of
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“Original Tenant Was Manilal Damodardas Individually — Not His Firm,” - In a significant ruling Gujarat High Court upheld the eviction of occupants who claimed tenancy
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“Encashment Was Coercive, Not Voluntary Payment—Unjust Enrichment Doctrine Doesn’t Apply”, In a decisive affirmation of taxpayer rights, the Supreme Court directed the Union Government to
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“Citizenship Can’t Be Claimed Through Inclusion in a List—It Must Be Proven with Lawful Evidence”, In a judgment that sharply defines the boundaries of citizenship determination Supreme
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“Second Survey Arbitrary—First Report Shows Inundation Due to Rain, Not Structural Defect”, in a significant ruling for consumer rights and insurance jurisprudence, the Supreme Court
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“Age and Illness Can Mitigate, But Knowledge of Law Demands Accountability”, In a judgment blending legal finality with compassionate nuance, the Supreme Court of India upheld the
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“As the COAS reconsidered the case of Respondent No. 2, the case of the appellant for upgradation ought to have been considered.” - In a judgment
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“Where Accused Remain Silent and Eyewitness Accounts Are Clear, Conviction Cannot Be Faulted” — In a judgment that reinforces the primacy of consistent eyewitness testimony supported
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“A mere denial of title, raised belatedly, cannot become a tool to derail an eviction suit pending for decades”— In a significant judgment Allahabad High Court
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Not a Mantra or Magic Incantation: Exact Words of Section 141 Not Mandatory in Complaint, Supreme Court of India breathing clarity and pragmatism into the law of
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Supreme Court Tears Down Madhya Pradesh’s Move to Place IAS Officers Over Forest Cadre: “IFS Autonomy Non-Negotiable” - Supreme Court of India, in the long-standing environment
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In a powerful reaffirmation of the criminal law’s burden of proof, the Supreme Court of India, on 21 May 2025, acquitted a man convicted under Section 302
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“Layout Plan Is Binding on All Plot Holders; Encroachment by a Charitable Trust on Settled Possession Is Unlawful” – In a significant decision reinforcing the sanctity
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“Capital punishment for a minor omission… A judicial career cannot be ended for an incomplete checklist”, Supreme Court Quashes Discharge of RJS Probationer Over Non-Disclosure
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“The circular only clarifies a benefit already granted—it does not create a new one. Denial of retrospectivity defeats fairness.” - In a landmark decision issued today
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“The discharge order reads more like an acquittal… It is settled law that defence material cannot be relied upon at the stage of framing charge”, - In
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“Encashment Was Coercive, Not Voluntary Payment—Unjust Enrichment Doctrine Doesn’t Apply”, In a decisive affirmation of taxpayer rights, the Supreme Court directed the Union Government to
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“Citizenship Can’t Be Claimed Through Inclusion in a List—It Must Be Proven with Lawful Evidence”, In a judgment that sharply defines the boundaries of citizenship determination Supreme
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“Second Survey Arbitrary—First Report Shows Inundation Due to Rain, Not Structural Defect”, in a significant ruling for consumer rights and insurance jurisprudence, the Supreme Court
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“Age and Illness Can Mitigate, But Knowledge of Law Demands Accountability”, In a judgment blending legal finality with compassionate nuance, the Supreme Court of India upheld the
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“As the COAS reconsidered the case of Respondent No. 2, the case of the appellant for upgradation ought to have been considered.” - In a judgment
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Not a Mantra or Magic Incantation: Exact Words of Section 141 Not Mandatory in Complaint, Supreme Court of India breathing clarity and pragmatism into the law of
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Supreme Court Tears Down Madhya Pradesh’s Move to Place IAS Officers Over Forest Cadre: “IFS Autonomy Non-Negotiable” - Supreme Court of India, in the long-standing environment
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In a powerful reaffirmation of the criminal law’s burden of proof, the Supreme Court of India, on 21 May 2025, acquitted a man convicted under Section 302
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“Capital punishment for a minor omission… A judicial career cannot be ended for an incomplete checklist”, Supreme Court Quashes Discharge of RJS Probationer Over Non-Disclosure
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“The circular only clarifies a benefit already granted—it does not create a new one. Denial of retrospectivity defeats fairness.” - In a landmark decision issued today
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“The discharge order reads more like an acquittal… It is settled law that defence material cannot be relied upon at the stage of framing charge”, - In
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“The relationship between the appellants and the said school is in the realm of private contract. Assuming that there was a breach of private contract, the
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“High Court Erred in Entertaining Writ Despite Statutory Appeal Under Section 111” —Supreme Court of India that the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) retains regulatory powers
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“Clause Drafted for Mediation Can't Morph into Arbitration by Magic of Language” – Supreme Court of India delivered a decisive judgment rejecting the classification of Article
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“Judicial notice will have to be taken of the fact that in different parts of India, there are unauthorized encroachments on highway land… The machinery
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“Demand of ₹5 Lakhs for Job is Dowry If Linked to Marriage—Harassment Soon Before Death Raises Presumption of Guilt”: - Supreme Court of India delivered a
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"Waqf is not an essential religious practice... It’s just a form of charity" — SG Tushar Mehta Argues Amid Allegations of Legislative Overreach - In a marathon
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Supreme Court Rebukes Trial Courts for Discharging Accused Post Framing of Charges Under Garb of Section 216 CrPC; Holds Deletion of Charges Impermissible. In a significant
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“The Power to Modify and Power to Set Aside Are Not of the Same Genus”— a five-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court of India delivered
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“An accused coordinating with international syndicates, using fictitious firms, and routing goods through questionable ports cannot claim bail merely due to absence of direct seizure”— In a significant
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“No Right to Continue Using Club After 21 Without Membership”: Delhi High Court rejecting the appeals of several individuals who had challenged the termination of their
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Repeated Threats, False Cases, Assaults and Financial Control Amount to Mental Cruelty - Orissa High Court upheld the judgment of the Family Court, Cuttack, granting a
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“Where the Propounder Fails to Dispel Legitimate Doubts, No Sanctity Attaches to the Document Merely Because It Is Registered”— Allahabad High Court reaffirmed the foundational principle
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Failure to Explain Circumstances After Being Last Seen with Deceased Adds Crucial Link in Chain of Circumstantial Evidence: - Bombay High Court upheld the conviction of
read more
“Original Tenant Was Manilal Damodardas Individually — Not His Firm,” - In a significant ruling Gujarat High Court upheld the eviction of occupants who claimed tenancy
read more
“Where Accused Remain Silent and Eyewitness Accounts Are Clear, Conviction Cannot Be Faulted” — In a judgment that reinforces the primacy of consistent eyewitness testimony supported
read more
“A mere denial of title, raised belatedly, cannot become a tool to derail an eviction suit pending for decades”— In a significant judgment Allahabad High Court
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“Layout Plan Is Binding on All Plot Holders; Encroachment by a Charitable Trust on Settled Possession Is Unlawful” – In a significant decision reinforcing the sanctity
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“The injuries may be dangerous to life, but there is no evidence of intention or knowledge to kill—Section 307 IPC not attracted”, - In a
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"When Law Requires an Act to Be Done in a Particular Manner, It Must Be Done in That Manner Only" — Court Emphasizes on Right to
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“Minor contradictions are bound to occur with the span of time… they instead establish that the witnesses have given a natural version of the incident”, - Punjab
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“Such offences corrode institutional credibility and weaponize the absence of NRI owners—bail cannot be treated casually”, - In a sternly worded judgment exposing a widening
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“Dismissal of suit on a date not fixed for hearing is not only procedurally illegal but unjust—presence of plaintiff was not even required”, In a sharply worded
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“The Power of Attorney Holder Cannot Testify About Incidents She Has Not Witnessed—Domestic Violence Requires Direct Evidence” - In a detailed judgment Kerala High Court
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“Prosecutrix gave two totally conflicting versions… Forensic evidence does not support the allegations.” - In a significant judgment Delhi High Court granted anticipatory bail to
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“Recovery cannot be made from the auction purchaser… outstanding dues are to be paid under the waterfall mechanism of the IBC”— “When the law provides a
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"Issuance of Notice Based on Incorrect Information and Without Supporting Material Vitiates Entire Proceedings” - In a landmark decision Patna High Court quashed reassessment proceedings initiated
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"Proof of Identity Between Original Purchase and Post-Acquisition Survey Numbers Essential to Claim Ownership" - Madras High Court delivered a significant ruling concerning property rights post-acquisition.
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Karnataka High Court allowed a set of review petitions and recalled its earlier common order dated 5th April 2023, which had dismissed the accused persons' writ
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) has officially replaced the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (CrPC), marking a significant transformation in India’s procedural criminal law. Among the
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The Right to Information Act, 2005 (RTI Act) has its roots in the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of
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The Specific Relief Act, 1963 is a key legislation in Indian civil law that provides remedies for the violation of civil and contractual rights. Enacted to replace the
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Criminal Revision is a supervisory remedy provided under the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 (CrPC) that enables higher courts to scrutinize the correctness, legality, or propriety of inferior
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Legal drafting is the art of preparing formal legal documents in precise language. In civil litigation, pleadings (such as plaints and written statements) form the foundation of the
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